Peripheral Neuropathy (Hardback)

Peripheral neuropathies affect millions worldwide and represent a significant cause of disability, pain, and reduced quality of life. Spanning a broad spectrum of etiologies—from compression and trauma to metabolic and autoimmune disorders—these conditions require precise diagnosis and individualized treatment.

This book presents a multidisciplinary exploration of peripheral nerve disorders, featuring expert contributions from surgeons, neurologists, radiologists, and researchers. It addresses both the clinical and anatomical complexity of neuropathies and provides a structured overview of their evaluation and management. Topics include entrapment neuropathies, such as carpal tunnel syndrome and ilioinguinal nerve compression, the histopathological underpinnings of nerve damage, and the role of advanced imaging modalities like ultrasound and MR neurography in diagnosis and intervention.

Designed for clinicians, medical students, and specialists in neurology, radiology, surgery, and rehabilitation, this volume provides both foundational knowledge and clinical pearls applicable to daily practice. It combines scientific rigor with practical relevance, providing real-world insights that support more accurate diagnoses and improved patient outcomes.

Whether you are managing chronic nerve pain, evaluating complex imaging findings, or seeking an updated resource on nerve compression syndromes, this book offers a comprehensive and current perspective on peripheral nerve health.